jemmy in a sentence
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Definition
A jemmy is a tool, typically a crowbar or lever, used for prying open doors or windows, especially in burglary.
Sample Sentences
- The thief used a jemmy to pry open the back door.
- In the heist, the burglars brought a jemmy to gain entry into the safe.
- After struggling with the stubborn window, he finally managed to slide the jemmy into the gap.
- The police found the jemmy hidden in the bushes near the crime scene.
- With a swift motion, she slipped the jemmy into her pocket, ready for their next job.
- The thief used a jemmy to pry open the old wooden door.
- In the detective novel, the protagonist skillfully employed a jemmy to escape from the locked room.
- After hours of searching, they finally found the jemmy hidden among the tools in the garage.
- The burglar's tool kit included a jemmy, which he used to break into several houses.
- He learned how to handle a jemmy from his older brother, who had a knack for getting into trouble.
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